Associations Anglophone en France

EKIPP PARIS

EKIPP is an advocacy and support network for Anglophone and multilingual individuals and families of children with complex learning, medical, or physical needs. Celebrating diversity in all its forms, they welcome people from in and around the Paris, France area. They have monthly meetings, quarterly information sessions, free coffee and playgroup mornings, monthly newsletters, a private Facebook group. They provide information on navigating the MDPH; information and support regarding school choice and in-school accommodations and inclusion; information on medical assessments and diagnoses, therapy options, and funding sources; social activities and outings for different age groups; annual family picnic and seasonal celebrations. Their private Facebook group to chat and meet up with other parents.

ASK - All Special Kids

ASK is a one-stop resource for parents, schools, and specialists, helping to support children, teenagers and young adults with learning differences and special educational needs in Switzerland. Their vision is to enable children, teenagers and young adults with learning differences and special educational needs (SEN) to reach their full potential and inclusion into society, and to ensure that they receive the understanding and respect all individuals deserve. Through the generous donations of private donors and foundations, all of their services and programs are partly subsidised.

Cancer Support France

CSF offers emotional and practical support in English to any Anglophone in France affected by cancer.
Their free confidential support can be for the patient, carer or family member, and this may include help with the French language. Their trained client support volunteers help clients to cope with living with cancer. CSF's 17 associations offer support locally or at a distance wherever a client may live. National Help-line : 0800 240 200 FaceBook page : facebook.com/cancersupportfrance

MAIA Autisme

MAIA Autisme est une association loi 1901 créée par des parents. MAIA signifie Maison pour l’Apprentissage et l’Intégration des enfants avec Autisme, ce qui traduit l’objet, l’esprit et l’approche de l’association. MAIA veut être au plus près des besoins des enfants avec autisme, en portant tout projet favorisant les objectifs d’apprentissage et d’intégration, notamment par la création et la recherche de projets pédagogiques innovants.

Message Paris

Helping English-speaking parents thrive in the City of Lights. We are 1500 mothers & fathers - collectively raising over 3000 children of all ages in and around Paris. From not-yet-born to grown-up, the average age of our kids is 7 years old. Last year alone we welcomed over 160 newborns. All of us are working - about half of us outside the home, about half of us as stay-at-home parents. We come from over 60 countries, speak over 20 languages. The common denominator? We also all speak English.

AAWE - The Association of American Women in Europe

Il s’agit d’une communauté biculturelle de femmes américaines, principalement établies en France et en Europe, mais également présentes dans le monde entier. L’association propose des activités adaptées à toutes les étapes de la vie, tant sur le plan personnel que professionnel. L’AAWE favorise un environnement propice aux rencontres, permettant à ses membres de tisser des liens, de développer des réseaux d’entraide et de nouer des amitiés durables. Elle publie chaque année des guides et des magazines consacrés à différents aspects de la vie en France, notamment un guide sur l’éducation à Paris, l’enseignement supérieur, l’épanouissement à la retraite et la parentalité à Paris.